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Claire Reymond, Australia

May 29, 2013

Her workplace is most people's idea of a vacation paradise: the beaches of the Bahamas or the Galapagos Islands. Claire Reymond investigates the sand on the sea floor for the remains of microorganisms.

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09.01.2013 DW Projekt Zukunft Kluge Köpfe Claire Reymond
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They tell the paleoecologist about past and current climate change and how humans are influencing the world's oceans. The Australian scientist analyzes her samples in Germany. For the past year she has been working at the Leibniz Center for Tropical Marine Ecology in Bremen.

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Her workplace is most people's idea of a vacation paradise: the beaches of the Bahamas or the Galapagos Islands. Claire Reymond investigates the sand on the sea floor for the remains of microorganisms. They tell the paleoecologist about past and current climate change and how humans are influencing the world's oceans.
ScienceDecember 22, 201403:09 min